Music Producer — United States

Company Description zUqn mHWtjh fBbvUcF is an independent music label focused on redefining “Autonomous-Indie” and shaping the future of music. The label champions creative freedom, giving artists and producers the space to develop distinctive sounds and innovative projects. Team members collaborate closely with emerging and established talent, working in an environment that values originality and experimentation. The company is building a forward-looking catalog and culture, offering music professionals the opportunity to influence both artistic direction and industry trends.

Role Description The Music Producer will work full time on-site at our New York, NY studio, collaborating with artists and internal teams to create, arrange, and refine recordings. Day-to-day responsibilities include developing concepts for tracks and projects, guiding recording sessions, shaping sound through mixing and editing, and overseeing the technical and creative aspects of production. The producer will select and manage session musicians as needed, provide feedback on songwriting and arrangements, and ensure projects align with the label’s artistic vision and timelines. The role also involves coordinating with A&R, marketing, and management to prepare releases, maintain detailed project documentation, and contribute to a cohesive sound and brand for zUqn mHWtjh fBbvUcF.

Qualifications

• Strong skills in Music Production and Music Technology, including DAWs, recording equipment, and digital tools.

• Solid foundation in Music Theory and practical Music performance or composition.

• Understanding of the Music Industry, including release processes, collaboration with labels, and current trends.

• Experience managing studio sessions, guiding artists, and delivering projects on schedule and within budget.

• Ability to work on-site in New York, NY, collaborating effectively with a diverse range of artists and colleagues.

• Excellent communication, organization, and problem-solving skills, with attention to sonic detail and quality.

• Prior experience as a producer, engineer, or arranger in contemporary genres; a portfolio or reel of work is strongly preferred.

• Relevant education or training in music, audio engineering, or a related discipline is beneficial but not required.